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DarioHealth
DarioHealth is a Nasdaq-listed digital health company, not a family office or asset manager; it sells chronic-care software to employers and health plans.
DarioHealth
DarioHealth's own website describes a B2B2C digital health platform, ingesting biometric data from connected devices and pairing it with coaching across metabolic, musculoskeletal, and behavioral-health programs. The business model is an operating company selling software-and-services subscriptions: a typical chronic-care vendor, not a capital allocator, family office, or investment manager. There is no disclosed investment team, committed capital, direct-deal track record, LP base, or portfolio-company roster. Publicly filed information necessary to produce an Altss family-office or asset-manager profile — such as named investment principals, disclosed AUM, or a defined deployment strategy — does not exist on the site or in the provided research record. The firm is a Nasdaq-listed corporation (ticker DRIO), not a private investment vehicle. Any attempt to classify it as a family office, venture firm, or institutional allocator would misrepresent its structure. No alternative wealth-origin narrative, no founding family, and no adjacent investment vehicles appear in the materials. Because of this fundamental category mismatch, the standard Altss profile schema — built to describe investment entities — cannot be populated meaningfully beyond this structural clarification.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Is DarioHealth a single family office, multi-family office, asset manager, or venture firm?
None of the above. DarioHealth is a publicly traded digital health company that sells chronic-condition management platforms to employers and health plans. It does not operate as an investment firm, does not pool third-party capital, and does not have a disclosed allocation team or invested portfolio. The standard Altss investment-firm profile framework does not apply. The Altss research record received lists no AUM, no investment principals, and no wealth origin — only a corporate website describing a SaaS-and-services operating business.
Who runs investment decisions at DarioHealth?
No investment decision-makers are identified because DarioHealth is not an investment firm. The company's leadership, as listed on its own site and public filings, operates a healthcare-technology business. No CIO, head of investments, or deal-team lead is named in the source materials, and no function equivalent to an allocator role exists in the firm's public descriptions.
How is DarioHealth related to the Altss family-office universe?
It is not related. DarioHealth appears to be miscategorized in the input as an entity that might qualify for an Altss family-office or asset-manager profile. A review of its website shows a commercial operating company with a subscription revenue model. No family wealth, no investment mandate, and no fund structure exist. The assignment likely stems from a data-entry or classification error upstream.
Does DarioHealth maintain philanthropic structures or separate investment vehicles?
No philanthropic foundations, donor-advised funds, or adjacent investment vehicles appear in the provided website content or Altss research record. The firm does not advertise a foundation, a venture arm, or any structure suggesting asset-management or allocator activity. In the absence of such disclosures, no architectural separation between investment and operating activities can be described.
What investment stages or asset classes does DarioHealth target?
None. DarioHealth is a provider of digital health services, not an investor. It does not target investment stages, maintain an asset-class mix, or engage in direct, co-investment, or fund-of-funds activity. Its own materials discuss product engagement, clinical outcomes, and member satisfaction — not capital deployment or portfolio construction.
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